Kessler PR Group – founded in 1993 as Evergreen Partners – is a leading strategic communications firm specializing in litigation support, crisis communications, reputation management, and media relations. The team is comprised of discreet professionals who are dedicated to meeting the public relations and communication needs of the clients and the litigation goals of their attorneys.
The firm provides attorneys with communications and media counseling in preparation of their litigation filings and public-facing remarks. The firm’s goal is to ensure legal strategy and public relations strategy are aligned to best protect the reputations of the client and their attorney. All of Kessler PR Group’s communications are developed in conjunction with attorneys and their clients before they are distributed to the media or elsewhere.
Kessler PR Group’s clients range from international, national and regional law firms to Fortune 100 companies; banks and financial institutions; healthcare systems and hospitals; international private equity and hedge funds; casinos; real estate firms, developers, and builders; colleges and universities; high profile public figures, including politicians and elected officials; and more.
The firm has handled crises surrounding the #MeToo movement and other sexual assault and abuse cases; Black Lives Matter and other social justice issues that impact labor and employment litigation; bankruptcy; higher education closings and/or mergers; leadership transitions; corporate restructuring; workplace culture improvement; state and federal investigations; regulatory agency inquiries, and others.
As confidentiality is at the core of its work, Kessler PR Group does not typically identify its clients. However, the firm has been public at the request of a few clients, notably Mixed Martial Arts champion Conor McGregor. Additionally, the firm’s involvement with the Fox News/Roger Ailes case was featured in the film, “Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes.” In addition, the firm was engaged by principals in legal cases that became the basis of the films “Hustlers” and “Bombshell.”
